… is a Harvard educator. He thinks students should be patriotism. And Howard Zinn is a historian. He think students should have critical thinking. Both had different of opinion about Patriotism, critical thinking, and education. In my opinion teachers…

… "There are nine of us in the family. My father is out of work for a couple of months and we haven't got a thing to eat in the house....I go to school each day. My other sister hain't got any shoes or clothes to go to school. My mother goes…

… to describe the life of Abigail Adams. From her early years of fragile health, which caused her to be unable to attend any formal type of education to becoming the one of the most prominent first ladies of the United States of America, Abigail Adams…

… Bell was born on March 3, 1647 in Edinburgh, Scotland. Most people remember Bell for his invention of the telephone. Bell was born into a family with a passion for communication. His father developed the first International Phonetic Alphabet. His…

… people lived on the island of Newfoundland. They lived there for around 900 years. There are three main ideas as to how they arrived in the region. They could have walked across the Bering Strait from Labrador as the ice retreated. It is also…

… President Eisenhower, a Republican, was in the midst of his first term. Eisenhower had just announced to the world that the United States had in fact developed and successfully tested the first hydrogen bomb two years prior. Mamie Eisenhower…

… men are created equal; that they are endowed unalienable rights; that among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.' These famous lines of the Declaration of Independence was written in the front parlor of a second floor rented apartment…

… 'The Wall Street Crash'. In the 1920s the stock market shares went skyrocketing at an incredible and alarming rate therefore people could speculate their rise and make fortunes out of this. Ironically it was speculation itself what brought 'The Wall…

… the Technological progress that the US had, that also includes Fordism. I will start speaking of Henry Ford and how he revolutionized the automobile industry. Then I will follow with all the new inventions that the US had. Then I will conclude with…

… 1930's America retained the role of an isolationist country. The goal was a universal idea of maintaining peace around the world. However, it turned out to be an extremely difficult task. America was also looking out for itself, not wanting to get…